DeepSeek has started rolling out V4.1 Flash in its app, replacing the previous "Fast," "Expert," and "Image" modes with a single unified entry point. The change removes the need for users to manually switch between modes. Instead, one model now handles everyday conversations, image understanding, and more complex queries inside the app.
The company had previously said V4.1 Flash comes with native multimodal support. DeepSeek also said the new model has already surpassed V4 Pro across performance, cost, speed, and total time-used metrics. Before V4.1 Pro goes live, V4.1 Flash is set to take over all V4 Pro requests, according to the company’s earlier statement.
The update signals a product-level shift in how DeepSeek packages its model capabilities for app users, centering multiple use cases in a single interface rather than separate mode selection.
DeepSeek has begun rolling out V4.1 Flash in its app, combining the previous "Fast," "Expert," and "Image" modes into a single entry point.
Users no longer need to choose a mode manually. One model now handles everyday chat, image understanding, and complex questions. V4.1 Flash also supports multimodal capabilities natively.
DeepSeek had previously said the new model has surpassed V4 Pro on performance, cost, speed, and total time-used metrics, and will take over all V4 Pro requests before V4.1 Pro goes live.
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